Sony proceeds with its Android 12 update rollout with the Xperia 5 II

Sony has been gradually refreshing a portion of its Xperia smartphones, bringing clients the hotly anticipated Android 12. While Google is setting up the new form of its portable OS, numerous handset makers are striving to bring their phones modern programming savvy.

Last week, Sony started off the Android 12 rollout to the Xperia 5 II and Xperia PRO. Today, the Japanese organization is focusing on one more Xperia handset with the Android 12 update, the Xperia 1 II.

According to XDA Developers' report, Sony has now begun to send Android 12 for Xperia 5 II in Europe, United States and Asia. As indicated by the report, the update is accessible for a couple of models, including the XQ-AS52 (Europe), XQ-AS62 (United States), and XQ-AS72 (Asia).

This is a really muscular update, so make a point to have no less than 1.5GB of capacity free, if not, you will not have the option to introduce Android 12. Another significant snippet of data is that the update just incorporates the January 2022 security fix, though Google is going to deliver the March 2022 security fix any day now.

Since the Xperia 5 II appeared around two years prior and is going to accept its second significant Android OS update, it's hazy regardless of whether Sony plans to give clients Android 13. Assuming that is possible, don't anticipate that it should be accessible until mid 2023.